27 Nov 1992
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1992
Page
1
Jack Niewoehner fixes and restores player pianos in Elkader offering tunes for five cents. His shop handles repair and restoration of the old time music makers. Details on page 1B.
A seventh annual Iowa Governor's Pheasant Hunt article notes hunters observe dogs pointing and pay attention to their cues. Page 5C details.
Speedy delivery expands as mail order pharmacies grow into a nationwide business. The piece notes that customers can avoid trips to local drugstores and rely on mailed prescriptions, with more details on page 6C.
William D. Stringer, 47, husband of University of Iowa women’s basketball coach Vivian Stringer, died Thursday of an apparent heart attack. He served as the team’s exercise physiologist. Details on page 1C.
Nicholas Stenzel, 68, of Wells Minnesota, was charged with terrorism after firing a shotgun toward Monroe Monty Branstad, brother of Governor Terry Branstad, on a Branstad farm pond. Authorities say Stenzel fled but was captured by a Department of Natural Resources officer about 15 miles away. bond set at 3200 dollars. Branstad was not injured after approaching Stenzel who sought hunting on the farm without permission.
A light feature notes doctors work long hours mainly to help patients waiting in clinics. The piece highlights dedication amid crowded waiting rooms and evening shifts.
Brad Johnson plays a hesitant hero who battles corrupt officials and ethnic prejudice in An American Story on the Hallmark Hall of Fame. The program airs Sunday on CBS, with coverage in Saturday's Gazette.
U.S. officials proposed sending up to 30 000 troops to Somalia as part of a U N peacekeeping force raising fears of a disaster among some aid groups and optimism from others CARE welcomed the move saying thousands of troops could secure food convoys and port distributions while Save the Children warned that imposing troops without Somali consent could jeopardize the relief operation and staff safety
Larry W England and John Wichman retire after 74 years behind the chair citing dwindling demand for traditional barbering. England notes many towns lack barbers with some residents turning to beauticians. Wichman, 61, faced cancer battles affecting plans to work till 70.
New York AP report says genes may influence divorce risk through personality. Identical twins showed 45 percent concordance versus 30 percent for fraternal twins, with environment still shaping outcomes. Researchers Lykken and McGue of Minnesota presented in Psychological Science.
President F W de Klerk outlined a detailed timetable to end South Africa’s white minority rule, proposing a non racial interim government elections by April 1994. The ANC rejected the plan as unacceptable while negotiators prepare for a bush summit and renewed talks.
Queen Elizabeth II offered to pay income tax on her personal earnings and remove three children from the public payroll to ease Windsor Castle repair costs. Prime Minister John Major stated the plan would begin in the next tax year, with Prince Charles also paying taxes.
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